Current information residents can easily find.
Choose the right website for your association.
Start with the information members need and what the board can keep up to date. Compare housing and community association websites and gather the material for your decision.
Clear for residents. Simple for the board.
News, contact routes, practical answers and public documents can be organised together. We agree what to publish and how updates will be managed.
Public documents with clear names and categories.
The right route to the board or property manager.
Changes and publication responsibilities agreed in the quote.
Which approach does your association need?
Housing associations: residents and property information
Plan resident information, public documents and common property questions. For Swedish BRFs, this can also include approved general information for estate agents.
Compare content and scope →Community associations: shared facilities
Start with roads, garages, communal areas and what you manage together. Separate public information from content that belongs in existing internal member channels.
Explore community websites →Start with a clear brief for the board
Appoint one person to gather material and coordinate approval. Decide which documents can be public and who keeps news up to date. We then discuss the structure, project price and any ongoing help in the quote.